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Porto Katsiki in Lefkada is one of the best beaches!

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Porto Katsiki is definitely one of the best beaches in Lefkada and probably the west coast of Greece. I suggest that you go to the beach pretty early, as the parking gets filled up and it will be difficult to find free parking. I personally like to go to organize beaches, which there are plenty of. You can also find a secluded area of the beach that is open to the public, and you’re able to bring your own towels, umbrellas, and food. Enjoy!
 
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nadellii said:
Porto Katsiki is definitely one of the best beaches in Lefkada and probably the west coast of Greece. I suggest that you go to the beach pretty early, as the parking gets filled up and it will be difficult to find free parking. I personally like to go to organize beaches, which there are plenty of. You can also find a secluded area of the beach that is open to the public, and you’re able to bring your own towels, umbrellas, and food. Enjoy!
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I follow a Lefkada account on Instagram and it looks absolutely stunning so I’m looking to give it a whirl in September.
 
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I follow a Lefkada account on Instagram and it looks absolutely stunning so I’m looking to give it a whirl in September.
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Nice that you are going to Greece in September, it is so beautiful during that time.
 
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Nice that you are going to Greece in September, it is so beautiful during that time.
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I’m going to Rhodes this weekend too for a few weeks, can’t wait! I try and go every year, it’s so beautiful.
 
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I’m going to Rhodes this weekend too for a few weeks, can’t wait! I try and go every year, it’s so beautiful.
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Safe trip!!
 
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I have never been to Lefkada! I've heard great things, thanks for sharing about this beach. Can't wait to go some day!
 
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